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Jim
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Excellent
Johnny jones
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Just as advertised
Janice Lomeo
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This product is not accurate, except for when I was at home. The battery life really sucks. The company sets your account up for automatic renewal and does not give refund. Save yourself the trouble and don't bother with this product.
GM927
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
This one is not accurate as the smaller one. It will read as moving when it isn’t moving in real time. There is a delay between the device and what it shows on the app. Decent product. I wouldn’t recommend the larger one.
Joseph Walker
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
The GPS lasts a long time between charges and is accurate to the point that it gives you the address of where it is.
Zryzz
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
I wanted to use this item IN my car but it says this must be use outside. Get all the sky you can get. Will this work on the inside of the car. Its advertise car be were on the car
Mr. Fahrenheit
Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2023
Works great easy to use. Great little gadget
Adam
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023
I’ve been looking for a more versatile tracker and this one fits the bill. The fact that this uses a combination of GPS, cellular, wifi, AND bluetooth for tracking, makes this tracker extremely versatile with how you can use it as well as its accuracy. // Versatility I can use this for tracking my vehicle(s), pets, bikes, and even myself (more details on that in the Sharing section). It’s small enough where I can easily hide it in my vehicle and there are built in holes on each side of the Cube so I can attach it to a dog collar easily. It’s not quite small enough to hide it inside most bicycle frames but it can easily fit inside a little saddle bag. // Sharing Location with Friends and Family You can share the location of the tracker with your friends and family so this is where you can track yourself and share the location with your chosen contacts so this could be useful where let’s say you were going backpacking or traveling alone, you can have this on you so your loved ones know where you are. // Location History I really like the fact that it not only shows its current location in the app but also the location history so you can see where this tracker has been. Super cool. // Virtual Fence Another feature I really love is the virtual fence feature where it can alert you if the tracker goes outside of a defined zone. // Audible Tones This tracker can also make pretty loud beeps/ringtones for tracking it down when you get within a closer proximity of about 20-25 feet and the ringtones are fairly unique so I think for most people you should be able to hear it even from a distance. // Battery Life Battery life will vary based on how you use it when it comes to tracking intervals, strength of cell signals, and a host of other factors. Real-world usage for me was about 2 weeks which may pale in comparison to bluetooth-only trackers but I think that’s probably to be expected since this leverages many more methods of tracking/communication. What’s also nice is that they have a setting where you can set up a “Safe Zone” based on a location where if it senses that its in this zone, like lets say your house, it can go into a power saving mode where its not using a cell signal to save on battery life. // Subscription Being that this tracker uses cellular in addition to GPS, wifi and bluetooth, this device has a subscription associated with it starting at $30.00/month which isn’t necessarily a drop in the bucket but I think of it as something like insurance for anything of high value. For the use case of keeping track of a pet I think that’s well worth it. Also, at just $49.99 for the tracker itself, that’s actually not a bad monthly price to pay considering the device itself it rather inexpensive. Less
Vine Review
Reviewed in Canada on February 25, 2023
This Spytech GPS tracker is pretty basic in its technical capabilities, but does the job for casual tracking of physical assets like cars, boats and bikes.The provided mounting plate & sticky tape are a bit unreliable, especially if you mounted on the car’s exterior, as it fell off my car after 3 weeks (in winter weather). Luckily, I was able to retrieve it as it fell near my house. I ended up fashioning a custom mount to secure it to my car. The cold winter doesn’t seem to have affected too much of the battery life though, so that’s good for use in the Canadian climate!To use it – yes, you do need a subscription, which is very typical of these types of GPS tracking devices. But, based on my needs, I do wish they offer a more basic (and less expensive) tier of subscription though. The Spytech app is fairly intuitive and easy to use. It’s great to be able to view your tracked object in real-time through the app, and receive notifications as well.Final word – I asked my auto insurance provider whether this device counts as a “anti-theft” device to qualify for a discount, but unfortunately, they didn’t buy it. Oh well…
Truthful Reviewer
Reviewed in Canada on February 19, 2023
[PROS] 👍✔Detailed historically data available with the ability to create customized alerts based on location movement✔App is polished and well designed, you can track your vehicle in real-time as the target is moving, a marker designation is placed on a map overlay✔Apple watch support and consistent notifications✔Lifetime warranty if you subscribe, manufacturer replacement GPS is fails[CONS] 👎✘Subscriptions are monthly and extremely expensive[PRODUCT EXPERIENCE] ★ ★ ★ ★👉The SpyTech GPS Rechargeable GPS Tracker is currently priced as $79.95 at the time of this review. The package includes all the necessary accessories requires to install the tracker onto the vehicle, the instructions are reasonably clear and mounting can be done in about 30 minutes, depending on the mounting location. The GPS will provide peace of mind, however the subscription cost is far too expensive.
Richie Rich
Reviewed in Canada on January 31, 2023
The Spytec GPS is a solid asset tracker. An ideal use case is for Turo hosts, providing the ability to track your vehicle and locate and recover it when a guest fails to return vehicle at end of trip. In conjunction with a dashcam, it can provide supporting evidence if you have concerns about guest's driving behaviour, or may be reckless or unsafe. Turo's guidelines do allow for GPS tracking devices like the Spytec GPS to be installed on your vehicles.Because it is an active and passive GPS tracker, it does require a subscription fee, $30/month or $25/month with a 1 year contract. While that is another bill, having that peace of mind for Turo hosts would justify the subscription costs. The Spytec GPS feels solid and can be mounted using mount plate with adhesive tape. I like that the batteries can last up to a year, saving you hassle of having to charge it frequently. So why would you get the Spytec GPS over the very popular (and much less expensive) Apple AirTag? Well, the Spytec is a true GPS tracker whereas the AirTag has to use the Find My network for tracking, which can be challenging for vehicle tracking since someone with an iPhone may not be in range. Or if your Turo guest is an Android user, then your AirTag is useless. The accuracy and reliability is far better with the Spytec GPS.
ian
Reviewed in Canada on January 28, 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $79.95 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. Pricing is fair, but not the lowest I’ve seen for a similar sized/type unit. However, the quality of this unit is quite decent and may (or may not) make up for the disparity in price. Even still, a decent coupon/discount would be nice to see and would certainly help make the product more appealing to the average consumer.Design is nice, nothing too fancy going on here which is fine since it’s the build quality that’ll really make the difference. And so how’s the build? Great. It’s durable enough and I trust the IP67 waterproofing rating, although I still have some small doubts about whether this will stand the test of time going through all four seasons here in Canada.My recommendation for installation: Ideally behind the dash where you can have it constantly powered, however I haven’t fully verified this unit can run while being charged, or whether it’s safe to do so. Ideally you’ll want this unit receiving power from your vehicle while running, and when the vehicle is turned off it’ll continue running over its builtin battery - this is the preferred method as less maintenance is required. Otherwise, if you plan to install this in the vehicles exterior, preferably set it in a place where there isn’t much exposure to the elements e.g. shielded by the undercarriage cover or someplace else.This unit requires a subscription, either monthly (cancel at anytime) otherwise for a lower annual rate.
Faith
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023
Didn't realize there was a subscription requirement with a fee to use. Thought it worked like an apple key tag. I attempted to set it up and it was super difficult. Didn't understand what I was suppose to do - no direct instructions. The QR code you scan takes you to a link to identify which GPS tracker you have and theres no indication on the device or box to say which one it is?? Could just be technology ignorance, but because of the fees we wont be using it.
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